Archive for November, 2004
From the 2004 International Computer Music Conference in Miami:The possibilities offered by electronic composition tools, while liberating, make difficult the dynamic use of organized rhythm in electroacoustic music. This paper explores a model stemming from interactive electroacoustic work by the author that adopts aspects of the hocketed, disjunct rhythmic textures of funk styles for use as a developmental musical parameter. These methods for generating rhythm that facilitate transformation in ways more naturally manipulated by computer-based tools are demonstrated in theory and in use by the author.
Morris, Jeffrey M. “A Dynamic Model of Metric Rhythm in Electroacoustic Music.” In Proceedings of the 2004 International Computer Music Conference. Miami, Florida: University of Miami, 2004.
